This tree next to Bear Tavern Road next to the Mountain View business park was a casualty of Sunday’s storms. (Photo by Diccon Hyatt)
Storm winds destroyed two trailers belonging to the Civil Air Patrol at Trenton-Mercer airport. The wreckage had been partially cleaned up by Monday morning. (Photo by Diccon Hyatt)
This Civil Air Patrol van was damaged when a trailer fell onto it. (Photo by Diccon Hyatt.)
This power line on West Upper Ferry Road near Sandy Lane burned after being brought down by Sunday’s storms. (Photo by Myles Ma)
Cleanup crews clear trees from Sandy Lane Monday morning. Township workers said this street was the hardest hit by the storm, with four homes damaged by falling trees. (Photo by Diccon Hyatt)
The chimney of 1 Shady Lane was knocked over when a tree fell on it Sunday. Workers had cleared away the tree by Monday morning. (Photo by Diccon Hyatt)
Private aviation hangars at Trenton-Mercer Airport were damaged by the storm. Airport workers kept reporters from getting a closer look. (Photo by Diccon Hyatt)
A mannequin’s hand amid the rubble of a Civil Air Patrol trailer at Trenton-Mercer Airport. (Photo by Diccon Hyatt)
By Monday morning, cleanup crews had cut up felled trees in a ravine by Sandy Lane. (Phogo by Diccon Hyatt)
Township workers clear storm debris from West Upper Ferry Road Monday morning. (Photo by Myles Ma)
The home at 18 Sandy Lane was surrounded by toppled trees, but the home itself suffered only minor damage, according to the homeowner. (Photo by Diccon Hyatt)
A fence behind 6 Sandy Lane was demolished by a falling tree. (Photo by Diccon Hyatt)
Corrugated metal was peeled back like a sardine can by high winds. (Photo by Diccon Hyatt)
Trees in the woods behind Sandy Lane were blown down. (Photo by Diccon Hyatt)
Brush fell onto the bus stop on Scenic Drive. (Photo by Diccon Hyatt)
This tree fell down in the front yard of a Sandy Lane home, but missed hitting any houses. (Photo by Diccon Hyatt)
Township workers clear branches and brush from Scenic Drive Monday morning. (Photo by Diccon Hyatt)
Township workers were still working Monday morning to clear debris from Scenic Drive. (Photo by Diccon Hyatt.)
A home at 6 Sandy Lane was damaged by falling trees. (Photo by Diccon Hyatt)
The home at 6 Sandy Lane was one of the worst hit by fallen trees. (Photo by Diccon Hyatt)
This stump on Sandy Lane is all that is left of a large tree. (Photo by Diccon Hyatt)
Fallen trees filled the back yard of 6 Sandy Lane. (Photo by Diccon Hyatt)
Tim Mangan, of Lawrenceville, helps clean up his grandmother’s front yard at 260 Upper Ferry Road. The storm knocked over six or seven trees on the property, he said. (Photo by Myles Ma.)
A ravine behind Sandy Lane was hit by high winds Sunday morning. (Photo by Diccon Hyatt.)
The side of a CAP trailer destroyed by Sunday’s high winds. (Photo by Diccon Hyatt.)
A blown-over trailer belonging to the Civil Air Patrol was removed, revealing a pile of debris. (Photo by Diccon Hyatt.)
The destroyed CAP trailers left behind a field of debris. (Photo by Diccon Hyatt.)
